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Question about Spanish (Mexico)
When someone knocks on my door (when it's only closed, not locked) and I want to tell them "come in" (in "usted" form), are all of the following phrases correct?
- Adelante.
- Pase.
- Pásele.
- Entre.
When someone knocks on my door (when it's only closed, not locked) and I want to tell them "come in" (in "usted" form), are all of the following phrases correct?
- Adelante.
- Pase.
- Pásele.
- Entre.
- Adelante.
- Pase.
- Pásele.
- Entre.
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- Spanish (Mexico)
all phrases are correct. "adelante", "pase" and "entre" are formal phrases, "pásele" is informal phrase
- English (US)
@ferchop92 Thank you.
And would you agree that "pásele" (with a -le ending) probably is only used by Mexican Spanish speakers?
And would you agree that "pásele" (with a -le ending) probably is only used by Mexican Spanish speakers?
- Spanish (Mexico)
yes, i agree because I don't hear to say "pásele" in other country.
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